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Category: Politics

From the Archives: An Interview with Defense Nominee Chuck Hagel

  • February 25, 2013
Source: Dept of Defense

by Jacob Patterson-Stein Last week, Charles “Chuck” Hagel became the first Secretary of Defense nominee to face a filibuster. Congressional Republicans say they need more time to research Senator Hagel’s background, which has given supporters and detractors plenty of time…

Categories: Interviews, Politics

Analysis: The Dismal Politics of Immigration Reform in the House of Representatives

  • February 12, 2013
Glyn Lowe Photoworks

Original research demonstrates that while the Republican Party has a great deal to gain from successful bipartisan immigration reform, House Democrats face little benefit and even, paradoxically, the possibility of significant losses. By Alex Engler

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